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SIE.5:11 - SoTA-Echoing

The best-known line combines explicit identifier ownership and restrictions, provenance-qualified alternate/specialization relations, and domain traceability practice. The serious default is entity resolution that optimizes a match score or golden record. Its defect is not probabilistic matching itself; it is allowing the score or merged record to erase grain, issuer, interval, and decision authority. SIE.5 mutates the line into a bounded disposition consumed explicitly by downstream semantic results.

Source lineAdopt, adapt, or rejectRole and limit
Current FPF identity and relation lawadoptKeeps identity and direct relations as explicit claims; generic law does not decide a domain pair.
ISO 8000-115:2024adaptContributes identifier owner, use restriction, semantics, and resolution inputs; excludes identifier creation, query/response syntax, and resolution method and does not decide equivalence.
PROV-OadaptSupplies specialization, alternates, derivation, attribution, revision, and invalidation relations useful to evidence; provenance relations are not blanket identity.
SEMI traceability standards and GS1 EPCIS 2.0.1adaptSupply semiconductor and event-based identity/traceability probes; scheme use does not create enterprise master identity or authorize recall.
golden-record or score-only mergingreject as sufficientIt may support candidate generation or a steward decision but cannot erase source identifiers, relation kinds, and authority.

Reopen when an identifier scheme or issuer rule changes, new event/configuration evidence changes the disposition, the required grain or interval changes, or repeated cases show that the disposition vocabulary cannot preserve an action-changing relation.